Today’s Headlines
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8:55 AM PST on February 24, 2014
- Repealing Sunday Parking Meters: Matier and Ross Still Miss the Point on Turnover (SFGate)
- 91-Year-Old Woman Dies After Being Hit by Cement Truck in Lower Pac Heights Last Week (SFGate)
- Rainbow Crosswalks on Castro? City Asks Residents to Weigh in on Design (BAR, ABC)
- Proposals for Haight-Ashbury Streetscape Plan to Be Shopped at Meeting This Week (Uppercasing)
- Sup. Avalos Bill Would Send Unclaimed Stolen Bikes to Bike Build Convivios (SF Examiner, Weekly)
- When SFMTA’s “Handshake” With Shuttles Ends, Will Bus Stop Violators Be Ticketed? (48 Hills)
- First Sunset Residents Un-Pave Front Yards Under Sup. Katy Tang’s Incentive Program (SF Examiner)
- Passenger-Less BART Train De-Rails in Concord (SFGate 1, 2, KTVU, CBS)
- State Senator Proposes Bicycle Tax (Cycelicious, UA); Cyclelicious Keeps Tabs on Bike Legislation
- More on Sen. Steingberg’s Proposed Gas Carbon Tax (KQED); KQED Forum Discusses
- Lawrence Expressway Plans an Opportunity to Call for Safer Streets Around Caltrain Station (PTA)
- SPUR Examines the Vision for Silicon Valley Campus Surrounded By Housing Instead of Parking
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Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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